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Hong Kong Jockey Club’s (HKJC) security and customer service employees perform rigorous inspections on all materials used during its Prize Draw, such as boxing materials, transport vehicles and the balls used during each draw. All are carefully measured, weighed and tested prior to being locked safely away after every draw to ensure fair and impartial competition.
This year, the Shaw Prize will be given in five fields: artificial intelligence and robotics, life science and medicine, new materials and energy, advanced manufacturing technology and finance technology. Renowned scientists including previous Shaw Prize winners or nominees from around the globe will select exceptional scientific researchers/teams within one of these areas as candidates to receive this honor.
Top three finishers in each event will earn HK$1 Million, HK$500,000 and HK$350,000 respectively. Athletes who finish within the top eight but outside medal-winning positions will also be compensated; those finishing fourth through eighth will each earn an amount equivalent to HK$375,000 at competition completion. HK will also receive three medals: gold, silver and bronze!
US lawmakers from both political parties have nominated Hong Kong’s pro-democracy activists led by Joshua Wong for this year’s Nobel peace prize, hailing them as global inspirations against Beijing’s crackdown. Joshua and his supporters continue their nonviolent efforts to win democratic concessions from China’s authoritarian regime while being subjected to heavy police arrests since last summer.
As part of the annual Xplorer Prize competition, a panel of scientists will assess and select Hong Kong and Macau’s most promising young researchers/teams for their contributions to scientific research. The aim is to encourage more young people to become science enthusiasts and follow their dreams in this area of science research.
Hong Kong Science Museum and Shaw Prize Foundation will present the 2024 Shaw Laureates Exhibition at G/F Exhibition Hall to introduce and highlight achievements by this year’s laureates as well as exhibits related to their research. Admission to this free public event is not charged; just visit!